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Time to plan a date night.
Two you are missing
Films you could put on with a date and expect you both to enjoy. That is the whole measure on this page — a film that travels is one neither of you has to sit through for the other.
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romcoms
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Anyone who opens it lands on the draft, not on your result.
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Every film on that board got made because a person read a number and said yes. Here is the number they are reading now.
What to do about it
The genre did not fall out of fashion. A studio ran the numbers, found that a mid-budget film about two people talking returns less than a franchise, and stopped commissioning them. Your shortlist is thin after 2010 because the supply is thin after 2010.
We vote with our eyes, our time and our wallets. Every minute you spend is counted, and the count decides what gets greenlit next. So spend it on purpose. Finish the thing you want more of. Pay for it. Watch it twice. Put it on the list you share.
Your watch history is the only ballot the people commissioning next year’s films will ever see from you. Vote like you want something good to come out in 2030.